Hassan Ali Gesey

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Hassan Ali Gesey is an experienced correspondent in Mogadishu, Somalia.

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SYAO Organizes Peace Tournament in Hagardher Camp

Mohamed Ibrahim Ali, the chairman of SYAO, who organized the open tournament said on the phone that this sports campaign is important for all young Somalis. He promised that SYAO will continue to boost the awareness of youths in the refugee camps.

Journalist Detained Overnight Was Released On Bail In Central Somalia

Bulhan's arrest comes days after the radio he was working for was banned by the Ahlu Sunna Administration. It is believed that his arrest is associated with the ban.

NUSOJ Replaces Corrupt Leaders in Somalia

The former Secretary General of the union, Omar Faruk Osman has been accused of extreme fraud, obtaining money from the International Federation of Journalists' (IFJ) Safety Fund and other donors belonging to wounded or killed journalists on 2009 S

Al Shabab Extremists Attack Somali Govermnet Forces in Mogadishu

Al Shabab extremists attacked Somali government forces during the night between Wednesday and Thursday in the Somali capital Mogadishu. The militia used a hand grenade in their attack.

170 Somali Refugees Released From Kenyan Prisons

Shabelle, a local radio station in Mogadishu, reported that the Somali ambassador in Kenya made extraordinary efforts in order to achieve the release of the many Somali prisoners in Mombasa.

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